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It's here....week 12. This passed weekend my wife and I were away on a golf weekend. I did my best to plan for all my meals. We brought a cooler with ice and I packed wraps....bars....shakes. I ended up eating a few extra things over the weekend which I'm a little disappointed that I did but it wasn't too bad. Today is right back on track and I'm really stoked for this weeks workouts. I know Mike and HeatherC are on their final week and I wish you both well. I'm hoping I can shave off that last 2-3 lbs. of fat around my lower belly. I'm hoping my abs will really show through nicely. Well.....here we go.....the final stretch.
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fit4life - Sounds like we have the same goal for our last week! Trying to get rid of that sorry last bit of low belly fat!!!!!!! Isn't that the most stubborn junk? ugh! LOL! Hope we both get rid of the rest this week. Train hard and eat clean and let's finish this thing STRONG!!
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I was at my parents house this weekend putting a new roof on the house. I don't suggest it to anyone...hard work!!! Saturday was my free day so I was safe there. Ate some guacamole and chips but did fairly well otherwise. My mom impressed me by getting groceries and cooking things I could eat. She bought wheat bread and strawberries and grilled chicken and corn on the cob. I didn't get all my meals or water in which upsets me. But you lose track of time up on the roof. I took today off work to rest and recover so I could give my workout my all tonight and this week! Looking forward to starting challenge #2 already!
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On June 16, 2013, the Meeker County Sheriff's Office and Gold Cross ambulance responded to 650th Avenue and 225th Street for a motorcycle personal injury accident. Chad Savoy, 41-years old, from Dassel, was driving a 2005 Harley Davidson traveling northbound on 650th when he drove off the road and into the ditch, causing the motorcycle to tip over. Chad's wife, Stephanie Savoy, 43-years old, from Dassel was a passenger on the motorcycle and was taken to the Hutchinson Hospital for minor injuries.
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Sunday, June 16, 2013, at 12:31 p.m., the Meeker County Sheriff's Office, Kimball Fire Department, and Dassel Fire Department responded to a report of a slough on fire across the road from 32706 742nd Avenue, near Lake Francis. The fire was believed to be caused by a compost pile that was on the edge of the slough that possibly spontaneously combusted. Approximately 15 to 20 acres of slough grass burned. No structures or buildings were damaged.
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Canadian Pacific Railroad links our communities with much of North America. While rail transport is safe and economical, accidents happen when people ignore safety rules and trespassing laws. Last summer, Nicholas Phillipp lost his life in a game of "chicken" with the train. All hope that there never is another needless tragedy. Staff photo by Jean Doran Matua.
Canadian Pacific Railroad links our communities with much of North America. While rail transport is safe and economical, accidents happen when people ignore safety rules and trespassing laws. Last summer, Nicholas Phillipp lost his life in a game of "chicken" with the train. All hope that there never is another needless tragedy. Staff photo by Jean Doran Matua.
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Haven Review: The Root of The Troublesby Carissa Pavlica at . Updated at .
It looks like many of the theories posited by faithful viewers of Haven are true. Audrey and William share a deep, somewhat dark (if unknown) past and they are responsible for the dawn of the Troubles.
In Haven Season 4 Episode 10 William revealed the reason Audrey always ends up back in Haven.
You gotta get this idea out of your head that you're some saviour here to fix the Troubles. The real you? You made the Troubles. Why do you think you're the one who has to come back to Haven over and over? Why do you think you're the one who has to deal with the Troubles? You made them.William
He went on to say that they created them together and they liked it. We kind of saw that coming, didn't we? That their connection was as deep as a shot to William physically affecting Audrey, however, was unexpected. It also brings up the question again as to whether or not the duo is human or something else.
The Trouble with the Troubles was evident during the hour because the people who have them don't make the best use of them. Cliff could have saved everyone a lot of trouble if he had just wished his wife well instead of wishing there were no Troubles at all.
I realize that wishing the Troubles away might have seemed like an overreaching wish that would fix everything, but since his wife was already injured it seemed to me that the time to wish them away had passed. If he hadn't wished away the Troubles, we wouldn't have had a glimpse into the cool lives our favorite Havenites would have lived if they were Trouble-Free.
It was fun to see dandies Vince and Dave, but it wasn't surprising to me in the slightest that Duke would make a kick-ass police detective. The same skills that made him a brilliant criminal have made him an excellent part of the Trouble fighting team, so it felt right.
The biggest surprise was Nathan's journey to medicine, something he could never do without the ability to feel. I felt more emotion from Audrey watching him "feel" the tear in a patient's chest than I have in a long time. It would have been difficult in that moment not to want thing to stay as they were, even after learning he had a wife and daughter.
But, that's when William showed his face. At least once William brought up the issue of Audrey being someone who liked and wanted the Troubles it wasn't brushed away for a rainy day. William is hell bent on exposing her to herself to get her back.
Were they the Bonnie and Clyde of their world? It certainly seems like it. What powers did they have that were so great that they created the havoc that descended upon Haven and then someone saw fit to punish Audrey for as long as - what, forever? At least in 27 year intervals where she would be recreated and made to live and love only to lose it all again as penance for creating the Troubles.
Gods? Witches? Whatever they were, Audrey doesn't remember and she doesn't want the secret out. If William dies as a result of the gunshot wound from Nathan, will he take her with him? Where has he been when she's been out of the Bar(n) on the other years? Was that Agent Howard's role? To keep William away from Audrey so that she would serve out her penance?
As strange as it is, I like this new layer to the story. It's just strange enough to work. It expands the mythos of Haven. I'm also more interested in where Jennifer stands in all of this and missed her presence this week. Could she be another daughter of Audrey, perhaps by William? Anything goes at this point.
Kudos to those of you who have been piecing things together, bit by bit. What are your thoughts now? Hit the comments with your latest theories!
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Vince's tattoo comes and goes and only the elder of each generation of his family can do that. So what about Duke friend from a few seasons back who showed him the mark on the gravestones? She had a tattoo on her shoulder that came and went. She left town, but how is she connected and are they going to bring her back? Is she Vince's daughter? Her part in this is a loose thread that hasn't been answered yet and I am hoping we get one.
I read some time ago that all the answers are contained in the opening sequence, which references witch burning. It seems to me that Audrey and William are/were witch/warlock or witch/devil, Audrey was burnt at the stake, wished the troubles upon Haven as revenge, and now has to atone. It also explains why killing Nathan is no longer a good idea--Nathan and Audrey's love for him is the only thing that will overcome her evil side brought out/originated w/William.
I LUV LUV LUVed this episode. I loved the "Safest Town in Maine" twist with Duke's family as police, Nathan as a doctor able to touch and feel AND with a family. Vince and Dave were hilarious - but they also played small town paper publishers when Audrey first met them in Season 1. Colin Ferguson is great as William the vicious stalker.But I have to admit, the reveal at the end - what they are to each other and the gun shot wound were fantastic. I am glad Haven never gets stale. Each season the writers come up with something even better.
I absolutely LOVE where they have gone with Haven! Convoluted and full of surprises to say the least. It gives the same sort of payoff as Fringe, just not so depressing. I just hope the series will get a proper ending when they finally take it off the air. I couldn't stand it if we never learned the secret behind Audrey's origins and the Troubles!
Loved this episode so much! Craig Ferguson is obviously having a blast with William, he was wickedly good fun in this episode. I really enjoyed the dimwitted Nathan too, The "nother" scene was one of my favourites.
Agree with Kira, the trouble in the bed was great, and I really enjoyed that scene, especially as their loves been a little lacking of late.
I'm still not convinced Audrey is the root if the troubles, or even half of them. Agent Howard was pretty clear with his statement "it certainly feels like you're being punished" and I always felt like she wasn't. William has demonstrated that he's pretty conniving, and I wouldn't put it past him to lie about here role in the creation of the troubles. I think he certainly has something to do with them... And there's no doubting their linked somehow, but I'm not convinced she's serving penance. I like the idea that Agent Howard was a gatekeeper who prevented William from appearing in any of Audrey's prior incarnations.
I think the Haven writers have always been pretty good at doing the complete opposite of what everyone is thinking, so I suspect it'll be no different here.
I would like it if she were responsible, because it would show just how much she's changed from the person she was and that you can learn and grow from your mistakes when you are given a chance to understand the ramifications.
Maybe they realized William could never change, and he wasn't given the opportunity to atone for what he had done and he's angry that Audrey has grown past who they once were.
I would like that very much.
Yes, I like your logic. Although, I wonder if it was more she was kind of along for the ride, rather than an instigator... I think our original Audrey probably felt responsible and that is why she's "atoning" but how much she's atoning for her, and how much for him I'm not sure.
I wonder if they are two of the same person ... Two sides of a coin? Twins?
I'm also curious if they're linked because of what he did to her at the end of the last episode, there was no real explanation for the "you're mine" buiswhack.
Also, where's the Colorado kid and why has no one mentioned him since Audrey got back?
Haven is killing me in the best possible way this season!!! Every time I think I have a handle on what's happening there's another twist. I honestly have no idea where they are taking us. Loved when Nathan told Audrey she had a trouble in her bed lol Those two are perfect for each other!!!


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The project team at The South African Breweries Ibhayi brewery in Port Elizabeth today (August 24) clocked up an enviable construction record - 2-million accident free man hours.
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LANCASTER, Ohio (June 6, 2012) – To recognize the efforts of emergency medical services (EMS) and their commitment in providing excellence in the care of patients having a heart attack, Fairfield Medical Center presented two local fire departments with a "STEMI Emmy" on May 22.
From left, Dr. Mehdi Qamar, FMC interventional cardiologist; Nate James, Richland Fire Department firefighter; Kevin Dailey, Richland Township fire chief; Larry Ruh, Richland Fire Department firefighter; Desarae Belcher, FMC Cath Lab RN; and Scott Baker, Richland Fire Department Lieutenant.
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The award for outside city limits went to Richland Township EMS. This crew consisted of Kevin Dailey, Nate James and Larry Ruh. This crew was recognized for detecting a STEMI on the patient's EKG before arriving at the hospital. Such a response allowed for transmission of the EKG so the patient could bypass the Emergency Department and go directly to the Cardiac Catheterization Lab to open up the artery. Their time was 46 minutes. They provided lifesaving medical therapies based on national guidelines. The patient was discharged to home only two days after receiving a stent to the blocked artery without complications.
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Best buffalo burgers in town. It's a dive, but worth the effort it takes to find it.
Bison Burgers made out of Crack. – Once upon a time there was a young man that wanted to experience new things. A newcomer to Houston, he had never had a buffalo burger. Right out of high school, he was feeling daring; so one day he decided to try out the local's secret burger joint, Bubba's.
To say that Bubba's was different was an understatement; he had never eaten in a shack under a highway for starters. The overtly Texan decor overwhelmed him at first, but he learned to appreciate it in time. But it was when he got to the counter that he uttered the words that would set events in motion that would change his life forever. In his brazenness, he ordered a double buffalo burger with cheese and a white bun, to top it off, he tried one of the several microbrew sodas they offered. So far it seemed, this place was pretty much like your typical burger joint, except a little quirkier. He couldn't have been more wrong.
What the young man did not know was that Bubba's has discovered the way to transform crack cocaine into buffalo burger patties. All it took was one bite to get the unsuspecting young man hooked. A terrible addiction that would consume his life was born. Soon, this young man's life revolved around his addiction, he could only achieve happiness while consuming the burgers: the meat was so flavorful, the buns so perfectly grilled, crisp, and buttery, the smoked jalapenos so satisfactory. He could only stand by and watch his life savings drain into the black hole that is Bubba's Burger shack. Moody and angry when denied Bubba's, the man lost all his friends, only finding solace by diving deeper into his addiction. When he tried to shake off his addiction and try other burger places, the comparative shortcomings of the other burgers served only to further root his need for Bubba's.
Sadly, this young man is me. I have become a victim of Bubba's glorious burgers. They say that the first step to recovering is admitting you have a problem, well I do; but I embrace it. Let's call me a functioning Bubbaholic.
Bubba's big bison burgers! – It is most likely that you would never and probably do not aspire to eat at a shack under a highway, even when lured by the promise of tasty burgers. Yet this is no ordinary shack and these are no ordinary burgers. This is THE shack that was miraculously spared when an entire highway was built, and these are the tastiest burgers in town. Forget the premiums of grass-fed beef and think bigger. Bigger like bison. Think Bubba's.
Bubba's is authentically Texan in every way from the road food style posters on the wall to the lone star paraphernalia and St. Arnold's dominant beverage selections. Patrons are always pleasant and everything is served with genuine warmth.
In short, Bubba's is my happy place. When I feel the weight of the world crushing down upon me, I head to the shack under the highway for a double buffalo burger and a cold St. Arnold's root beer.
Good – I got a double buffalo cheeseburger with bacon on a wheat bun. From my research that's what I should've gotten. Unfortunately the burger was seasoned and a bit dry.
an impressive place – I am not a burger fan but this place rocks!
Some of the best burgers in town. – Their buffalo burgers are amazing! And the potato salad is great as well. It looks like a hole in the wall place but it adds to the whole experience of the place.
Sunday Brunch Disappointment – My husband & I have been to Bubba's so many times & really like the buffalo burgers & cold beer. We are always hearing about their brunch & decided to try it this past Sunday (8/16/09). We got there at 11:30AM, no other customers were there. The guy behind the counter was rude to us when we asked about breakfast & the champaign. He said breakfast ends at 12:00 noon. My husband looked at his watch & said, "Wells it's a quarter til, so do we get breakfast or not?" The cooks response back was, "If I haven't started the burgers."
We got our breakfast and my breakfast taco with buffalo sausage was excellant but we didn't really enjoy our visit to Bubba's because we felt unwanted. We felt the cook was mad at us & we needed to hurry up & eat & get the hell out of there.
My husband, who is always wanting to stop by Bubba's, says he doesn't care if he ever sets foot inside the joint again.
I'm sure we'll be back because we enjoy the buffalo burgers but not any time soon!
Truly Overrated – Read about Bubba's on this site and being a burger lover had to go try it out. I got the buffalo burger they are known for. I couldn't understand the fuss over it. The meat was dry to the taste and looked about the same. I have had much better burgers.
Don't believe the hype, unless you like dry, tasteless burgers.
Also a note about the restaurant. I don't mind retro looking places or places with charm. But honestly this pale did not look like it had been cleaned in a while.
AMAZING BUFFALO BURGERS!!! – theres not really much to say about bubbas aside from the fact that it has REALLY GOOD buffalo (bacon) burgers. its sort of an odd location for a burger place (or anything really) but it works for them. you can chose to eat in the patio or inside. theres no fries so you'll just have to bring your own....or get some chips! ive been there about 6 times and ive yet to have anything bad to say about the place. it can get sorta pricey but nothing out of the ordinary for non-fast food burgers. overall freaking awesome place.
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Rookie DeAndre Liggins didn't feel well and left the Magic's morning shootaround Friday at Amway Center. Hours later, he was back at it, working on a jump shot you'll never see this season before the club faced the Atlanta Hawks.
He then put on street clothes to watch his Magic teammates from the bench.
The thing is, Liggins, 23, can handle it.
Whatever adversity you throw at the kid, he won't crumble.
"I'm blessed, even though I'm not playing," Liggins said. "The things I've been through, most people don't make it."
Not many fans know it, but Liggins wears No. 34, honoring his late brother, Maurice.
Maurice wore the number in high school in Chicago, a rising star attracting college scouts, and was buried in his jersey a decade ago. He was then shot to death, gunned down on school grounds while defending his sister.
The Rev. Jesse Jackson spoke at the service, preaching nonviolence in the city while 14-year-old DeAndre mourned. Only a few months earlier, he had lost his father, who died from complications of diabetes, and moved in with his grandmother.
"[Maurice] makes me work harder. If not for him, I couldn't be here. I guess everything happens for a reason," Liggins said.
He has an image of Maurice's face tattooed on his right shoulder.
Liggins will tell you that it was Maurice who was destined to become a star. DeAndre was content to play pickup games in the street until that fateful day.
"He was the guy; I was just a regular kid," Liggins said. "I didn't know how good I was. I wasn't playing any kind of structured basketball. I was playing for fun. …[Maurice] was playing to go somewhere.
"When he passed, I had to follow his dreams."
Liggins grew into a prep star and signed with Kentucky, although his journey was not free of complications.
Admittedly immature and lacking any male role models in his life, Liggins clashed with then-Wildcats coach Billy Gillispie. Gillispie threw him out of practice several times, and Liggins then refused to enter a game once as a sub. He also was skipping classes.
A coaching change to John Calipari didn't go much better at first for him. Calipari suspended Liggins for nine games for violating a team rule.
Liggins was in the doghouse at Kentucky until he turned things around, becoming one the SEC's best defenders. His clutch 3-pointer against North Carolina last season sent the Wildcats to their first Final Four since 1998.
The Magic selected Liggins, 6-feet-6, in the second round of the 2011 draft. He won't get a chance to play until next season.
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Yes I quote him! You can use arctan(x) by creating your own function
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arctan(x) also has two horizontal asymptotes.
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Keystone recognized for low student debt12/11/2013
A new study by The Institute for College Access & Success has included Keystone in its 20 public and private colleges and universities with some of the lowest student debt. While the average student debt for the class of 2012 among students who borrowed to pay for school was $27,221, at Keystone that number is $8,675.
Keystone recognizes scholarship donors and recipients11/14/2013
Members of the Keystone College community gathered to honor 2013-2014 scholarship donors and recipients with a special Scholarship Luncheon on campus. The event provided students an opportunity to meet the donors who make it possible for them to pursue their education at Keystone College.
Keystone receives state grant10/30/2013
Keystone College President Dr. David Coppola receives a check for $375,000 from Factoryville Borough Councilman Bill Edwards for the recent renovation of Brooks Theatre.
Keystone receives grants from PA Council on the Arts10/29/2013
Keystone College has been awarded grants from the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts for two of its most popular programs.
Keystone Alumni Association Bestows Awards10/25/2013
Keystone College honored three of its most distinguished alumni during Homecoming Weekend festivities on Saturday, Oct. 19.
Besta Cork moves into new home10/17/2013
The Greater Scranton Chamber of Commerce welcomed Keystone College student Shawn Whitiak, Jermyn, and business partners Michelle Mendez and Paula Corrales to its new TekRidge Center during recent ceremonies at the state-of the-art business incubator in Jessup.
Keystone College hosts McGowan Cornerstone awards10/10/2013
Keystone College recently hosted the seventh annual Monsignor McGowan Cornerstone Awards Program in the Theatre in Brooks.
Keystone to host Visitation Day09/27/2013
Keystone College will host a Visitation Day on Monday, October 7, offering prospective students the opportunity to learn more about Keystone and meet with personal enrollment advisers.
Keystone names new board members09/25/2013
Mikal E. Belicove, Letha Wells Reinheimer, and Stacey Wyland have been elected as the newest members of the Keystone College Board of Trustees.
Homecoming 2013 activities announced09/24/2013
Keystone College will celebrate its 2013 Homecoming on Friday, October 18, and Saturday, October 19. The events welcome alumni and friends to the Keystone campus.
Keystone faculty members have work accepted for conference09/20/2013
Three faculty members in Keystone College's Division of Social and Behavioral Sciences recently had submissions accepted to the 2014 National Institute for the Teaching of Psychology conference in January.
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Keystone College will host an Open House on Sunday, September 29 at its La Plume campus. Registration will begin at 9 a.m. and the Open House program will start at 9:30 a.m.
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Dr. Thea Harrington, provost and dean of the College, today announced the part-time students who have been named to the president's, dean's, and honors list for the 2013 spring semester.
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The Keystone College Concerts and Lectures Series will welcome national speaker and author Cheree Warrick for "Creating Business Plans that Actually Get Financed" on Monday, September 23 at 7 p.m. in Brooks Theatre. The presentation, free and open to the public, will explain how start-up or small businesses can raise capital.
Keystone College Ranked in Top Tier of U.S. News and World Report "Best Colleges" Rankings09/10/2013
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After spending all of Black and White in the deepest shadows of Little Cup, Golett takes a bold step on to the scene as one of the most reliable Stealth Rock setters around. While Golett might not boast the sheer bulk and sturdiness of Hippopotas and Lileep or the Speed of Dwebble and Drilbur, it makes up for this with an excellent movepool and typing, allowing it to switch in quite easily during a match, get Stealth Rock up, and start breaking down walls. Despite still lacking a second STAB move (Shadow Punch was not released with the Black and White 2 tutors and so remains illegal), underestimate this little automaton at your own peril, because this cutie means business.
This is Golett's best and only set. Golett makes an excellent choice for teams that are looking for an offensive entry hazard setter, with several useful resistances, that can maintain offensive pressure. Thanks to its great typing, Golett has little trouble setting up Stealth Rock on many common Pokemon in Little Cup, including Dwebble, Mienfoo, and Porygon (try not to switch into a Shadow Ball or Ice Beam from the latter). After setting up, Golett also doesn't become dead weight. Thanks to its handy ability and very solid movepool, it can be an extremely potent wallbreaker. Common walls such as Lileep, Porygon, and Foongus all face a scary 88% chance of being 2HKOed by the appropriate super effective move after Stealth Rock. Earthquake and Stealth Rock are two obvious choices, being two of the best moves in the game. Drain Punch is a very useful coverage move and hits rather hard when fired off of a mighty 18 Attack and with an Iron Fist boost. It also provides a semi-reliable source of recovery, giving Golett a tool against Scraggy trying to set up and Porygon. Ice Punch rounds off Golett's coverage nicely, hitting Grass- and Flying-types for super effective damage.Team Options & Additional Comments >>>
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Golett has quite a few other options, but most of them leave Golett outclassed or are just poor options in comparison with its usual moves. ThunderPunch can be used over Ice Punch if you want to hit Slowpoke harder, but running it means you can't hit Hippopotas as hard or, more importantly, 2HKO Foongus and Shroomish. Fire Punch, likewise, can be used to hit Bronzor hard, but otherwise provides inferior coverage. Thief can be an amusing option and allows Golett to deal with even Knock Off variants of Mienfoo with no issue while also providing a nasty surprise for any Misdreavus switching in, but this is highly reliant on the popularity of Knock Off on Mienfoo. Rock Slide can be used to approximate the EdgeQuake combination, but it misses out on the Iron Fist boost and doesn't really offer you anything in the way of coverage other than hitting the odd Wingull or Mantyke harder. Rock Polish is usable, but extremely outclassed by Pokemon such as Drilbur and even Larvitar. DynamicPunch and Focus Punch might look like attractive options, but they are both illegal at level 5. Finally, Shadow Ball can be used if you are desperate for a way to hit Misdreavus.
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Misdreavus is the best counter to Golett because of Shadow Punch's legality issues. It can easily switch in and immediately threaten Golett with a powerful Shadow Ball or use it as setup fodder, only fearing the odd Toxic (or Thief if you're playing a really gutsy player). Slowpoke is also a very good choice, as its immense bulk shields it from being 2HKOed by ThunderPunch. Vullaby is also quite a good choice, though be careful if Stealth Rock is up, as it can be 2HKOed if it doesn't outspeed. Hippopotas likewise can't be 2HKOed, but it can't do all that much back and hates Toxic. Murkrow works as a check—just be aware that Ice Punch will deal a lot to it and it also dislikes Toxic. Natu can also work and even reflects Toxic and Stealth Rock, but Golett is too powerful to be stalled out with Roost. Other good choices include offensive Porygon and Frillish, both which can take a hit and strike back hard before Golett gets the chance to finish them off. The best way to deal with Golett is just to not let it switch in for free and hit its common weaknesses, but failing that, sacrificing a weakened Pokemon to it can make it much easier to deal with.
Golett receives No Guard from the Dream World, but as a genderless Pokemon released from the Dream World at above level 5, it cannot use the ability in Little Cup play. Sadly, Golett does not have access to DynamicPunch in Little Cup, thus making No Guard useless even if it were to become legal. Iron Fist is always the better ability.


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2008 Children's Book AwardsTHE NEWBERY MEDAL
The Newbery Medal was named for eighteenth-century British bookseller John Newbery. It is awarded annually by the Association for Library Service to Children, a division of the American Library Association, to the author of the most distinguished contribution to American literature for children.
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THE INVENTION OF HUGO CABRET by Brian Selznick
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ELIJAH OF BUXTON by Christopher Paul Curtis
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LET IT SHINE: THREE FAVORITE SPIRITUALS by Ashley Bryan
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THE WALL: GROWING UP BEHIND THE IRON CURTAIN by Peter Sis
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BRAVE STORY by Miyuki Miyabe
Honors Latino authors and illustrators whose work best portrays, affirms and celebrates the Latino cultural experience in a children's book. (Awarded every two years)
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THE POET SLAVE OF CUBA: A BIOGRAPHY OF JUAN FRANCISCO MANZANO by Margarita Engel
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LOS GATOS BLACK ON HALLOWEEN by Marisa Montes; illus by Yuyi Morales
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THERE IS A BIRD ON YOUR HEAD by Mo Willems
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Freedom for the Thought We Hate: a Biography of the First Amendment by Anthony Lewis
Geography of Bliss: One Grump's Search for the Happiest Places in the World by Eric Weiner
Green Building & Remodeling for Dummies by Eric Corey Freed
Killing Ground by Jack Higgins
Maxed Out: Hard Times, Easy Credit, and the Era of Predatory Lenders by James Scurlock
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Frog and ToadAnita and Arnold Lobel have written and/or illustrated almost 150 children's books between the two of them. Arnold Lobel, who died in 1987, is best remembered for his charming Frog and Toad books, one of which received a Caldecott Medal Honor and another a Newbery Medal Honor. These early readers were the first of a variety of whimsical, fun-to-read books written by Lobel, followed by Mouse Soup, Owl at Home and Uncle Elephant. In 1981, he won the Caldecott Award for Fables, a book of one page tongue-in-cheek fables. He and his wife collaborated on four books, including On Market Street. This richly patterned alphabet book received several prizes and was designated a Caldecott Medal Honor book.
Anita Lobel's opulently illustrated picture books have been praised for their originality and inventiveness. Animal Antics: A to Z, Pierrot's ABC and Alison's Zinnia show sumptuous landscapes, colorful flowers and cute animals. Anita Lobel's autobiography, titled No Pretty Pictures, surprised critics and readers. In sharp contrast to her colorful picture books, this memoir of her Jewish childhood during World War II in Poland has no pretty pictures. It has a few black and white family photos and a reproduction of a religious picture given to her by her Catholic nanny, Niania.
The Lobel's daughter, Adrianne Lobel, developed a family musical based on her father's books: Frog and Toad are Friends, Frog and Toad Together, Frog and Toad All Year and Days With Frog and Toad. "A Year with Frog and Toad – the musical" was nominated for a Tony Award for best musical in 2003. Andrianne Lobel's husband, Mark Linn-Baker, played the cantankerous toad in the Broadway show, making this musical truly a family production. First Stage Children's Theater of Milwaukee will present "A Year With Frog and Toad – the musical" in April.
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Rampant Cagliari aiming to push on
Fiorentina will provide the sternest test yet to Cagliari's ability to keep on winning, and Rossoblu defender Davide Astori is determined to avoid a collapse on Sunday.
Ivo Pulga and his assistant manager Diego Lopez have defied expectations in guiding the Isolani to four straight wins since replacing Massimo Ficcadenti in October.
The Sardinians last won four on the spin in the 2009-10 season, but a run of five consecutive wins has eluded the club since their promotion to the top flight in 2004.
Fiorentina are in buoyant mood too, having moved into fifth place courtesy of a first away win of the season at Genoa on Thursday.
Astori told the Corriere dello Sport: "We have to enjoy the moment but not let it go to our heads.
"Our two bosses, Pulga and Lopez, are doing extraordinary work.
"The former spends a lot of time talking to the players and the latter gives us a lot of advice on defending.
"Most of all, they have brought back confidence and enthusiasm when we had all lost our conviction.
"We are playing well and the results prove that, we are all behind this project.
"It will be important not to take anything for granted, though, or it will all come tumbling down."
Cagliari, who saw off the threat of Siena in midweek, are without suspended pair Daniele Conti and Radja Nainggolan.
Manuel Pasqual's classy lob proved enough for Vincenzo Montella's Viola to climb into the European places, and midfielder David Pizarro is already excited about a potential return to continental competition.
The Chilean told the Corriere dello Sport: "We struggled against a tough team, Vincenzo asked us to get an away win and we did it, so we're more than happy.
"We are doing some great work, it's difficult to keep up but we're trying our hardest.
"The objective? I miss playing in Europe so I hope we can bring it to Florence."
Concern surrounds Montenegrin striker Stevan Jovetic, who has now gone three games without notching, but Pasqual's strike from left-back proves Fiorentina can produce goals from unexpected sources.


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When Henry Hudson sailed the Half Moon up our river in 1609, he was the first in a long list of remarkable travelers to the Hudson Valley. Since then, the region has been home to presidents, actors, writers, and world leaders. From the commanding United States Military Academy at West Point to the fabulous Great Estates, visitors are amazed by the rich history and culture found in our famous historic attractions and museums.


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Education is key to treatment at Hall-Mercer
At the newly opened Hall-Mercer Center for Children and Adolescents at McLean Hospital, education and treatment go hand-in-hand. On any given day, teachers and clinicians are hard at work, helping children and adolescents transform their lives.
"Children with psychiatric problems often struggle academically, even if they are very bright, unless they are given a great deal of help," says Joseph Gold, MD, clinical director of McLean's Child and Adolescent Psychiatry Program.
"That is why McLean is committed to creating special schools that integrate academics, social skills and clinical approaches."
Pathways Academy, located on the first floor of the Hall-Mercer Center, is the country's only year-round day school for children and young adults, ages six to 22, with a high functioning form of autism, called Asperger's Disorder, and other related disorders.
Pathways emphasizes social pragmatics, language skills and sensory motor integration, along with a full academic program.
"The curriculum is designed and implemented collaboratively with the student, the family, the family's community-based treatment team and the referring public school program to emphasize individual strengths and to accommodate learning needs," says Helen Murgida, the head of Pathways.
The school recently received full approval from the Massachusetts Department of Education, making it possible for the state's public schools to refer children to the program.
Housed one floor above Pathways Academy are the Transitional Care Unit and the Adolescent Residential Treatment (ART) Program for teens whose emotional problems require either intensive short- or long-term care. These youngsters take daily lessons either in classroom-based models on the unit or at the Academic Center, in a nearby building. Because many typically stay at McLean between three and six months while awaiting beds in less-restrictive settings outside of the hospital, ensuring their stability and continued education is important.
Such was the case with 17-year-old Joe.
"Joe was in state custody and had an explosive temper when he arrived at McLean," says Michael Rater, MD, psychiatrist in charge of the ART program.
With the help of Dr. Rater and other staff, Joe was able to stabilize his behavior and settle into a routine of attending class and daily therapy sessions.
"Being here has made a big difference," says Joe, who, after three months, was beaming on his last day at McLean. "I'm a totally different person."
Pathways Academy has similar positive effects on its students and their families.
Dean Ballard takes a break from his studies at Pathways Academy.
Lynda Ballard says her 15 year-old son Dean has never been happier. Like many with Asperger's, he had few social skills and no real friends, but attending Pathways has changed that-right along with his mother's hopes.
"He talks about going to college and thanks to Pathways, now it's really in the cards for him."
A 'miracle camp' for kids with Asperger's
Camp New Connections is true to its name. Many children who attend this unique six-week summer program at McLean Hospital connect with other children, often for the first time in their young lives.
Camp Director Liana Pe–a Morgens, PhD, developed the program for children and teens with Asperger's Disorder. Asperger's can lead to an isolating existence, according to Wanda Larosiliere, mother of 12-year-old Toussaint, who traveled from Ohio to attend the 2002 camp. Toussaint had always avoided other children, especially boys, so "spending the summer with a group of boys-playing, interacting, hanging out, that was a very big step for him," says Wanda.
The camp, going on its fourth year, focuses on social and language pragmatics, teaching youngsters how to interact, with lessons on everything from how to read body language to respecting personal space.
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Here is a "sampler" of the vocalizations of a mature male Lesser Goldfinch. These were composited from a 3-minute recording at my thistle feeder in mid August. The first and last notes were used as "separaters" between the other notes he sang.
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29 May 2012 - CNH in the Field for Earthquake Emergency in Italy
TURIN, Italy – (May 31, 2012) – Following the earthquakes that severely struck the Emilia region of Italy, on May 20th and 29th, CNH, which is present in the area with a manufacturing plant in Modena and a research and development and logistics center in San Matteo (MO), offered the Italian Civil Protection Department an emergency-rescue unit consisting of construction machinery, mobile service vans and operators.
Under the Italian Civil Protection Department's coordination, the unit is currently operating autonomously and comprises:
- 12 earth moving machines, including light (telehandlers, mini excavators, skid steer loaders and backhoe loaders) and heavy (excavators, wheel loaders) equipment from the New Holland brands, 5 mobile service vans, and Iveco trucks for transporting rubble
- 20 operators and mechanics, including personnel from CNH and its Dealers
The unit, which is organized into four teams, is already operational in those municipalities worst hit by the earthquakes: Cavezzo (MO), Finale Emilia (MO) and Medolla (MO). It is currently at work creating a drainage system, preparing a surface area for an evacuee camp, cleaning the streets of the historical center, demolishing dangerous buildings and disposing of rubble.
Furthermore, in light of the instability of numerous industrial facilities in the areas hit by the earthquakes, the company has made its industrial complex in Cento (FE) available to local companies in need of a site where they can quickly resume their production activities.
For what concerns its customers in the region, CNH, via its customer assistance, is conducting visits to agricultural companies and contractors in the area who have suffered damage to their machinery so that they might resume their activities as soon as possible.
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WHAT: Auditions for Richard O'Brien's The Rocky Horror Show
Music, Lyrics and Book by Richard O'Brien.
WHEN: Acting, Singing and Dancing auditions will take place on
Saturday, August 31, 2013, 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm.
Sunday, September 1, 2013, 1:00 pm – 5:00 pm.
Callbacks: Monday, September 2, 2013, 6:00 pm – 9:00 pm.
WHERE: TTU Backdoor Playhouse located in the Jere Whitson Bldg.
WHO: Directed by Mark H. Creter, Music Direction by Mendy Richards,
Choreography by Jennifer Dotson-Creter.
Produced by the TTU Centerstage Series.
Casting open to all interested people.
Speaking roles available for 14-16 men and women, ages 18 and up.
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This rock musical focuses on that sweet transvestite and his motley crew doing The Time Warp and other weirdo acts on and off the stage. Complete with sass from the audience, cascading toilet paper, and an array of other audience participation props, this deliberately kitschy rock 'n' roll sci fi gothic is more fun than ever.
October 31, and November 1, 4, 5, 8, 9, 2013 at 8:00 p.m.
Special Midnight Performance on Saturday, November 2, 2013
Late Show: November 7, 2013 at 10:00 p.m.
Matinee: November 9, 2013 at 2:00 p.m., 4, 5, 7, 8, 10, 11, 12, 2011.
Produced by special arrangement with Samuel French, Inc.
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William E. Boltz, 84, St. Marys, died at 8:10 p.m. July 31, 2010, at Otterbein Retirement Community in St. Marys.
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Ovarian carcinosarcoma
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- Malignant mixed mullerian tumor of the ovary
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cancer of the ovary that is composed of two types of cells, namely carcinoma cells and sarcoma cells. Ovarian carcinosarcoma is also known as a malignant mixed mullerian tumor of the ovary. The average age of women at the time of diagnosis is 60 to 70 years. Symptoms may include pain in the abdomen or pelvic area, bloating or swelling of the abdomen, quickly feeling full when eating or other digestive issues. The cause of ovarian carcinosarcoma is currently unknown. Treatment usually consists of surgery (sometimes called debulking) and chemotherapy.[1]Ovarian carcinosarcoma is a
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- del Carmen MG, Birrer M, Schorge JO. Carcinosarcoma of the ovary: a review of the literature. Gynecologic Oncology. 2012; 125:271-277. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/22155675. Accessed 8/31/2012.
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European Football Monday Round-up
A round-up of results from leagues around Europe.
Turkish Super Lig
A second-half goal from Samuel Holmen earned Istanbul Buyuksehir BSK an impressive 1-0 victory away to Kayserispor tonight [Monday].
The Sweden international struck in the 62nd minute to earn Carlos Carvalhal`s men a third win of the season.
They are tucked safely in the mid-table region, with Kayserispor in the bottom three.
Swedish Allsvenska
Djurgarden turned on the style in the second half to sink 10-man GAIS 3-0 in the Allsvenska.
After a goalless opening 45 minutes, Erton Fejzullahu opened the scoring in the 55th minute and then, after Richard Spong was dismissed for a second bookable offence seven minutes later, he doubled the advantage in the 66th minute.
An 84th-minute strike from Simon Tibbling wrapped it up for the hosts, who climb to seventh, while GAIS remain rooted to the bottom of the table.
Syrianska and Sundsvall shared the spoils in a 1-1 draw.
Dinko Felic put Syrianska ahead after 15 minutes, but Emil Forsberg's 33rd-minute strike earned the visitors a point.
Greek Superleague
Substitute Andreas Lampropoulos scored the winner as Crete came away from Platanias with a 2-1 away win in the Superleague tonight [Monday].
Elias Anastasakos struck for the hosts three minutes into the second half to cancel out Mirnes Sisic's opener but Lampropoulos made the difference after coming on.
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S. Gijon 0-0 Racing Santander
Sporting Gijon picked up their first point of the La Liga season with a goalless draw against Racing Santander.
However, they were left to rue a host of missed opportunities in a match they dominated.
Racing barely mustered a shot until deep into the second half, while David Barral hit the post for Sporting, who lacked the cutting edge to finish off a game of low quality.
It was Barral who tested Antonio Tono's handling in the 18th minute when his header from Ayoze's free-kick was held by the goalkeeper.
Nacho Novo fired wide and Miguel De Las Cuevas sent an overly ambitious 35-yard free-kick over the bar, while Ayoze was also off target from close range.
Racing finally threatened moments before the break when Ariel Nahuelpan sent a long-range strike over the bar.
After the break Sporting were even more dominant, De Las Cuevas kicking things off with a 20-yard effort over the bar.
De Las Cuevas did well down the right in the 56th minute and turned the ball low into the penalty area for Oscar Trejo, whose shot was blocked by a defender and the ball squirted behind for a corner.
Moments later Andre Castro's shot deflected, causing Tono more than a moment of discomfort before eventually going behind.
Barral fired wide for Sporting, then went agonisingly close from 18 yards with a low angled strike that hit the near post.
De Las Cuevas pulled his shot side of the left-hand post, then Trejo screwed wide of the right as Sporting continued to press.
Having been a spectator for most of the match, Juan Pablo then produced a fantastic save to keep his side on level terms nine minutes from time, diving low to his left to keep out Manuel Arana's deflected shot, which was sneaking inside his near post.
Gaston Sangoy sent a free-kick over the bar after Christian had fouled Trejo, before Racing produced a couple of late efforts of their own.
Papakouli Diop's shot was straight at Juan Pablo, who then turned Pedro Munitis' shot behind at the near post, but a Racing winner would have been hard on Sporting.


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Unhealthy work environments continue to be pervasive for nurses across practice areas despite increased evidence in the literature and numerous initiatives to address related concerns. Due to the particularly acute nature of critical care nursing, evidence suggests these nurses may be at particular risk for nursing incivility and poor communication in the work setting.
It is well documented that such unhealthy practices lead to burnout, failure to achieve work-life balance, poor job satisfaction and ultimately turnover among nurses, all of which are costly for healthcare practice settings and ultimately impact the quality of patient care.
In order to promote clinical success and patient satisfaction, we must first ameliorate the unhealthy nature of nursing practice settings. AACN has led the initiative to promote healthy work environments by identifying six components to healthy work environments, and in doing so has offered the opportunity to develop interventions aimed at each of these areas.
However, we must go further to address the pervasive nature of unhealthy work environments which include, but are not limited to, nursing incivility, poor interdisciplinary communication and lack of recognition for nurses' work contributions. We need to go beyond nominal recognition that such problems occur and develop feasible action plans to address leading contributors to nurse burnout and turnover.
We may achieve this by looking at model institutions where successful interventions have reduced characteristics of unhealthy work environments, improved nurses' job satisfaction and decreased turnover rates due to burnout. Such efforts require an ongoing commitment to reject unhealthy work environments as the status quo and redoubling our efforts to implement a truly institutional, multidisciplinary approach to remediate the underlying issues from which unhealthy conditions emerge.
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WHAT IS IT? A self-contained goggle fan module that can be retrofit to almost any goggle. It not only vents fog out of your goggles, but has a humidity sensor that turns the fan on and off automatically.
CONTACT? www.habervision.com or (800) 621-4381.
WHAT STANDS OUT? Here's a list of things that stand out with the Haber Eliminator No-Fog Fan.
(1) Installation. It will fit in almost any goggle, but not in every goggle. We couldn't fit in an old-school Oakley because there wasn't enough room in the upper portion of the frame for the module to slip into place. But, it slipped into an Oakley O Frame and a Crowbar without any hassles. Two threaded studs have to stick up through the foam vents on the top of the goggles. In most cases, it is just a matter of poking them through the foam and putting the locking plate on top, but sometimes the reinforcing ribs of the goggle frame are in the way. In these cases, we fudged the Haber Eliminator over or we poked holes in the ribs with an ice pick.
(2) Three-way switch. The switch has "off," "auto" and "on" detents. In the "on" position, the fan runs all the time. In the "auto" mode, the fan only runs when the humidity sensor detects fog (you can check this by breathing on the sensor). The "off" position produced no fan noise, blowing air or ventilation—it was as though the system was turned off! Every MXA test rider used the "on" position all the time. When questioned as to why they didn't use the auto switch they said, "Why wait for it to start fogging?" Battery life on the AAA battery is reported to be 15 hours, but even if it's only seven hours, that would be 14 half-hour motos or 28 15-minute motos.
(3) Air flow. When you are moving, air enters the top of the goggle and vents out the bottom. This might lead you to question how the Haber Eliminator works, since it exhausts air out of the top. The answer is that when you are moving, the air flows from top to bottom. But when you are sitting still, as on the starting line, the air flow from your hot little face rises upwards to the vents on top. Since fogging is never an issue at speed, the Haber Eliminator is designed to exhaust the hot rising air out of the goggles when you are sitting still.
(4) Performance. It works. However, that judgment is based on the fact that test riders reported that something, fogging, didn't happen. The only true way to test was to let the goggles fog up and then turn the fan on manually. Unfortunately, the Haber isn't good at defeating lots of humidity. It is designed to catch fogging as it forms. In the end, we know the Haber Eliminator did a good job of venting out the hot air, because the test riders with the Eliminators were the only riders on the starting line who weren't tugging on their goggle straps to let air in.
WHAT'S THE SQUAWK? There are three things to consider:
(1) The price. At $60.00 suggested retail, you can go through a lot of fog cloths. This makes the fan as expensive as the goggles.
(2) Strap tension. Some riders forgot to tighten up their goggle straps to compensate for the added weight of the Eliminator and later complained that their goggles bounced down.
(3) Purpose. This is a ski product that is doing double-duty as a motocross device.
If could beat fogging at all times and made you faster, we could justify four stars, but it does the same thing as hooking your thumb in your goggle strap. If goggle fogging is a big issue with you, by all means consider the Haber Eliminator.
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For Immediate Release: September 13, 2011
Wednesday's AML seminar will provide important training opportunity for money services businesses
ST. PAUL, MN - The Minnesota Department of Commerce and Internal Revenue Service (IRS) are teaming up to host a free anti-money laundering seminar in St. Paul tomorrow, Wednesday, September 14. The session will help check cashers, small business owners, and bank compliance officers understand how to comply with state and federal laws.
"By teaming with the IRS, we are working proactively on anti-money laundering guidance to help train small businesses, including convenience stores, money transmitters, banks, and others, on critical information they need to comply with our laws and regulations," said Commerce Commissioner Mike Rothman.
The seminar will cover the registration, reporting, and recordkeeping requirements of Title 31, the Bank Secrecy Act, and Minnesota regulations affecting money services businesses. A special agent from the IRS's Criminal Investigation Unit will also discuss how Suspicious Activity Reports (SARs) are reviewed, and the process in which SARs are used in criminal cases.
"Engaging the businesses we regulate, and helping educate industry professionals licensed by our department, are important functions of our mission as an agency," said Commissioner Rothman. "A continued commitment to outreach efforts like this will help safeguard a fair, healthy, and competitive marketplace in Minnesota."
Wednesday's anti-money laundering seminar will take place at the Hamline Midway Public Library at 1558 West Minnehaha Avenue in St. Paul from 12:30 to 4:30pm. The event is currently at capacity. Members of the press are encouraged to attend.
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